10DX Summit Uzbekistan

The 10DX Summit Uzbekistan is set to be a pivotal event in Tashkent, focusing on the transformative landscape of banking in Uzbekistan. With the emergence of three leading super-apps—Payme, Click, and Uzum—this summit will delve into the significant changes affecting how transactions are conducted in the country. As state-owned banks begin to privatize, the summit will address critical infrastructure gaps that currently exist, notably the absence of a unified payment rail, which impacts how over $10 billion is transacted monthly. Attendees will explore the shift from super-app-led customer ownership to a more intelligent banking environment characterized by real-time, regulated infrastructure where data, AI, and automation redefine customer relationships.Key discussions will involve senior banking and technology leaders who will tackle pressing issues such as the advancement of AI from pilot programs to real-world applications, the challenges posed by legacy banking systems, and the necessity for core modernization. Participants will be encouraged to share their insights and experiences, fostering a collaborative atmosphere aimed at innovation and business future-proofing. The summit will also present practical case studies on industry challenges, highlighting the approaches taken and the results achieved in the context of AI deployment and banking transformation.Moreover, the event will shed light on the status of APIs in Uzbekistan's banking sector, with a focus on the gap between existing APIs and the realization of open banking. Uzcard and Humo are noted for their advanced API architectures, yet the summit will question the efficacy of these platforms in the absence of a PSD2-style mandate. As the Central Bank continues to refine the banking landscape, discussions will explore the orchestration of APIs alongside national rails and their implications for future banking operations. The pressing issue of payment systems will also be a focal point, as participants evaluate the challenges and opportunities presented by the current fragmented payment infrastructure.Alongside these themes, the summit will address the critical security challenges faced by Uzbek banks. With digital onboarding processes expanding the potential for fraud, attendees will learn about the latest security measures and the evolving landscape of threats posed by AI-driven attacks. The summit promises to be a comprehensive examination of the future of banking in Uzbekistan, encouraging banks to rethink their strategies and embrace intelligent banking practices that align with the rapidly changing technology environment.